You know Brendan McNally as a sometime D Magazine contributor and the author of the novel Germania (Simon & Schuster, 2011). Brendan is living in the Czech Republic right now, where he hooked onto a story about the last Korean War prisoner who never returned to the United States. If you, like I, didn’t know anything about the small group of POWs who chose to go to China instead of return home, it’s worth a read.
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